Interview with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan about screening of 'The Salesman' in Trafalgar Square

The video discusses London's openness to talent, creativity, and people, especially post-Brexit. It emphasizes London's status as a cultural capital, highlighted by showcasing a film nominated for Best Foreign Film at the Oscars. The film, directed by an Iranian director, is embroiled in political controversy due to President Trump's travel ban. The speaker contrasts divisive policies with London's welcoming stance, aiming to unite communities and reinforce London's global cultural significance.

What is the key message London is trying to convey post-Brexit?

• London is closing its borders.

• London is reducing cultural exchanges.

• London is open to talent, creativity, and people.

• London is focusing on local development.

How does London demonstrate its cultural significance during the Oscars?

• By showcasing a nominated film in Trivago Square.

• By inviting all Oscar nominees to London.

• By hosting a local film festival.

• By organizing a cultural parade.

Who is the director of the politically controversial film mentioned?

• A British director.

• An Iranian director.

• A French director.

• An American director.

What political issue affects the film's director?

• A travel ban.

• A diplomatic conflict.

• A film censorship.

• A financial embargo.

What is London's approach to community motivation?

• Dividing communities.

• Ignoring communities.

• Uniting communities.

• Isolating communities.